The Datsun 510 is known as the Datsun 1600 in much of the world outside of the United States and Canada, it’s a car that saw significant racing and sales successes in all of the markets where it was offered for sale – and it helped put Datsun on the map for a new generation of car buyers.
In North America the 510 is most famous for its dominant performances in the 1971 and ’72 Trans-Am seasons, it dominated the 2.5 litre class in the hands of Mike Downs and John Morton, with the project overseen by Peter Brock.
This print comes in two sizes, 16″ X 20″ or 18″ X 24″, and it’s printed on matte-finished heavy weight acid-free museum paper with archival inks.
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The Harley-Davidson XRTT is remembered today as one of the most beautiful machines ever conceived by the Milwaukee-based motorcycle manufacturer. Underneath that handsome fairing…
